Obiageli arrives with nothing but grief and grit, determined to rebuild her life, protect her mother-in-law, and hold onto the last thread of hope they share. Chinua is a quiet force devoted to his land, his faith, and the legacy he’s building. Romance was never part of the plan. But when a ruthless rival threatens everything he holds dear, his path collides with Obiageli’s in a fight for justice, survival, and something neither of them expected: love.
What begins as a battle over land becomes a tender, soul-deep connection. But with envy burning at their heels and secrets buried in the soil, will they choose love, or lose everything trying? A stirring retelling of Ruth and Boaz set in the heart of Nigeria, where faith meets fire, and love dares to bloom in the ashes.
Magnificent! Drenched in God’s presence, proud Igbo culture, and emotional warmth. This book melted my heart. Now I want a Chinua Essom in my life, even as a friend.
—Emem Bassey, author of Age is No Bother.
Beautiful, well-researched, and absolutely authentic. A Field of Grace will draw you in and leave you wishing the story never ended. —Opeyemi Bello, author of Like a Dream.
An emotionally resonant retelling of Ruth and Boaz story rooted in Nigerian culture, grounded in faith, and enriched with the rugged beauty of ranch life.
—Camaa Pearl, author of Lagos Lovin’ novels.
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